Review Of Pitfalls In Washington Brussels Conference
Review discusses American outlook on a Brussels conference with major powers. It notes Senator Johnson and others fear U S commitments and urges a clear precondition of withdrawal from new entanglements. It questions Wilson era lessons and warns against overreach while stressing discreet, independent American diplomacy.
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Landor Semeter Johnson
Washington
Far East
Johnson
Amecan
Lingand
Country
Jorman
Brussels
Urace
Sam Jas
Uncle Sam
Donary
United States
Wilson
Ronece
Paing Perade
Dominant Women and Student Reactions Discussed
Fragmented dialogue explores social dynamics among students and professors, noting how dominant women persist and how embarrassment or flippant remarks influence perceptions. The text shows awkward speech, interrupted phrases, and unclear conclusions about tests and behavior.
Echoes of Past in Queer Places Rise in New York Shrines
An illustrated reminiscence recalls New York’s aging storefronts and offices that cling to a vanished era. Prince Street’s small grocery, Wall Street offices without phones, and a Flatbush bank with open roll top desks evoke a fading downtown past. The piece also notes Chic Young’s Brondie comic creator’s grief over a loss, Billie Burke’s Barkley Crest estate, and Ziegfeld’s opulent spending at Pocantico Hills, framing a city memoryscape built on enduring, antique details.
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New York
Prince Street
Speerce'’s
Wall Street
Nation
Flatbush
Brooklyn
First National
Ee Rae
Rbillie Burke
Barkley Crest
Hastings-on‘'o Don
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantica Hills
Westchester
Empire Theatre a Haven for Classics and Star Talent
The Empire Theatre draws first night crowds with Katharine Cornell Nazimova and Gielgud in a Gay 90s play while Burgess Meredith and Lillian Gish headline this season. A nostalgic decor echoes past theater grandeur as autograph portraits gaze from the walls and a sense of peaceful routine fills the space. Bert Fitzgibbon recovers from a two year bed bound injury near Boston. Marcel Proust preferred candlelight, Alma Claybergh visits on the Spanish border, J Edgar Hoover follows comic strips, and Eddy Duchin still dreams of owning a corner drugstore. The Locust Valley note ends with Mrs H Pool of Skunk's Misery.
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New York
Katharine Cornell
Nazimova
Gielgud
Charles Frohman
John Drew
Burgess Meredith
Lillian Gish
Empire
Yesteryear
Bert Fitzgibbon
Boston
Marcel Proust
Alma Claybergh
Claude Boweries
J. Edgar Hoover
Eddy Duchin
Road Has Gone To Her New York City Apartment
A quoted line notes the road has moved to a New York City apartment for the winter and questions whether it is only for the season or a farewell forever.
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New York City
Birthday Forecast Highlights Social and Affectionate Prospects
Lunar transit guidance suggests a day rich in social and domestic focus with artistic and sentimental matters. Old interests may pay, elders could be beneficial, and expenditures rise in pleasure pursuits. A birthday child may be sociable, popular, and destined for lasting happiness.
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Carred Thas Sentemer
Chastirs
Alu
Sistent
George Clark
Mrs. Jones
Vncor Ag” Clature
Chic Young
Caad “Brondie
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Patricia
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Sizas
First Avenue S. E
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Kinney
Rosenbaum
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